Maps and directions

If you’re travelling to Nottingham by car, we recommend you use the city’s park and ride services and continue your journey by tram, as parking in the centre can quickly become expensive. We recommend that you use one of the following sites and board any tram serving Toton Lane or Clifton South:

• The Forest (NG7 6AQ)
• Phoenix Park (NG8 6AS)
• Toton Lane (NG9 7JA)

Make sure you buy a ticket before you board the tram to avoid penalty fares and alight at the Nottingham Trent University stop. Visit the Nottingham Express Transit (NET) website for more information on the city’s park and ride services.

If you’re intending to park in the city centre, the closest and largest facilities to our City Campus are:

• Trinity Square (NG1 4BT)
• Talbot Street (NG1 5GG)
• The Victoria Centre (NG1 3QN)

If you’re planning on travelling by train, timetable information is available from National Rail.

Nottingham Station is a short walk from the city centre. When you arrive, our City Campus is best reached by tram – follow the signs from your platform, and head north on the Phoenix Park or Hucknall lines. The Nottingham Trent University tram stop is less than 10 minutes away.

• Prices: £2.20 per adult (single), £3.50 (return), £4 (unlimited day ticket) – a £1 short hop’ ticket will get you a single trip between Nottingham Station and NTU.  At weekends, discounted group tickets are available. Make sure you purchase your ticket at the tram stop before boarding.
• Frequency: Trams leave from Nottingham Station every 7-10 minutes.

The City Campus is easily accessible by Nottingham City Transport services, which all stop within a 5 minute walk from the campus. Uni 4 provides a direct link from Clifton Campus and the Station, on weekdays during term time, to the City Campus. Discounted fares are available to all NTU students through the NCTX Buses app.

Dependent on which direction you're visiting NTU from, you may find visiting use by tram the easiest way to reach us.

Nottingham has an extensive tram system run by Nottingham Express Transport (NET) that includes a stop outside of our City Campus.

You must buy tickets before you travel as checks do take place regularly. Find more travel information on the NET website.

Coach and Megabus services are located on Station Street, adjacent to the train station. You can take a tram from the station to the Nottingham Trent University stop. The NET site includes all the information you’ll need for fairs, timetables, and maps.

East Midlands Airport is just 15 miles from Nottingham city centre and there is a dedicated bus service between the airport and the city centre.

The satnav postcode for our Brackenhurst Campus is NG25 0QF. There are plenty of parking spaces available on site for all visitors.

If you’re planning on coming by train, timetable information is available from National Rail. The closest station to our Brackenhurst Campus is Lowdham.

Nottingham City Transport (NCT)’s Pathfinder 26 bus service will take you to our Brackenhurst Campus in 45 minutes. The bus leaves every 30 minutes on Monday to Saturday daytimes and hourly evenings and Sunday daytimes from King Street, just off the Old Market Square. N26 operates until 3 AM every Friday and Saturday night. Discounted fares are available to all NTU students through the NCTX Buses app.

Start of term - September 2024

An additional Number 26 bus to Brackenhurst Campus will be leaving the King Street bus stop at 7:55 AM, this will be running Monday to Friday from 23 September – 11 October 2024. This is to aid the amount of students scheduled to start at 9 AM at this campus during the first 3 weeks of term.

This duplicated bus will be a Sharpes bus that will be displayed as ‘On Hire to NCT’ and is only available for NTU students. The bus will service all of the stops on the usual Number 26 route to Brackenhurst Campus. However, it will only run one way from the City Centre to Brackenhurst Campus.

Students can pay the £2 fee for a single ticket when boarding the bus - please be aware that only cash payments can be accepted on the Sharpes bus. The NCT easy rider passes or academic bus pass can be used by displaying the pass via the NCT App to the driver.

Visit the NCT website to access information on discounted travel options for students – and activate your NTU Student Card for a 15% monthly discount on bus travel.

East Midlands Airport is just 15 miles from Nottingham city centre and there is a dedicated bus service between the airport and the city centre.

The closest underground Tube stations to the London Campus are Whitechapel and Aldgate East (District, Hammersmith and City lines), and Shadwell (DLR, Overground). All are a 10 minute walk away. You’ll find all the information you need on the Transport for London's Tube information and journey planner.

London has several major train terminals (including King’s Cross/St Pancras, Euston, Paddington, Victoria and Liverpool Street), which are serviced by trains from around the UK. Further information on travelling by train is available on the National Rail website.

The Tube, buses and taxis can all be used for onward travel from the major train stations.

If you are getting a taxi from a train station, only use registered, metered taxis from taxi ranks and confirm the approximate price before starting the journey.

London Campus is served by many Transport for London bus routes.

Buses travelling from East to West (towards Liverpool Street or Tower Hill) stop at the Henriques Street Stop U opposite the campus on Commercial Road.

Buses travelling from West to East (towards Limehouse) stop at the Henriques Street Stop P outside the campus on Commercial Road.

Services to these stops include route numbers: 15, 115, 135, N15 and N550. You’ll find more information on the Transport for London Bus information and journey planner pages.

National Express and MegaBus coaches stop at London Victoria Station, which is a 40-minute tube ride away from London Campus.

For route and ticket information, visit National Express or Megabus.

London Campus is very well connected and there are easy connections from all major London airports (Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and London City Airport) via coach and train.

There are also taxis available from all the airports. Use only registered, metered taxis from taxi ranks and confirm the approximate price before starting the journey.

Driving in London can often be in heavy traffic, so public transport is often a faster way of getting around.

London Campus is currently outside the Congestion Charge zone, but inside the ULEZ and LEZ and DVS scheme areas, but depending on the route you take, you might go through the Congestion Charge zone. More information on these schemes and travelling by car in London can be found on the Transport for London Driving pages.

Chargeable parking is available close to the campus at the NCP on Whitechapel High Street (E1 7RA) and Minories NCP Car Park (E1 8LP).